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Reception
Moscow, Russia
123056, 21 Krasina street
Phone/fax: +7 (495) 739 57 65
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Restaurant contacts
Moscow, Russia
29, Neglinnaya ul.
Phone: +7 (495) 623 05 85
+7 (495) 624 60 53
www.uzbek-rest.ru
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| INFORMATION |
| Cuisine |
- Uzbek
- Chinese
- Arabic
- Azeri
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- VIP-halls
- verandah (80 seats)
- catering
- children’s programmes
- take-away
- business lunch
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If you’re someone who was captivated by the Thousand and One Nights tales, then this is the place for you. The mystical and festive atmosphere of the court of an all-powerful Eastern sultan reigns here; the opulence is palpable. Here, it seems possible to comprehend the mystery of the East. After all, a country’s national cuisine is an excellent guide to unexplored territory.
The restaurant Uzbekistan opened way back in 1951, and in 1997, the space underwent massive renovation, for which master craftsmen were invited from Tashkent, and they fashioned the restaurant’s distinctive montage of Eastern décor. There are torches at the door, obligatory parts of an Eastern palace as well as custodians of hearth and home, and the interior features couches and bean bags, mosaics, carved ornaments, floors made of red wood, Syrian silk-and-wool carpets, hand-carved furniture, decorative work on the ceiling leftover from the original Uzbekistan restaurant, Eastern silks and soft couches—an enchanting setting that seems as though out of the pages of wondrous gold-trimmed books.
Here you can sample dishes from Uzbek, Middle Eastern, Chinese, and Azerbaijani cuisines. It’s also one of the few places where you can try authentic Central Asian cured sausages. There’s also the Uzbek soup mashkhurda, and who can resist the baisky soup with stuffed quail? On the Uzbek section of the menu alone, you’ll find 11 types of soup. For the bravest diners, there are also “oyster” kebabs. What kind of oysters? Come to Uzbekistan to find out!
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